Psychology of People Who Keep Toxic Friends

#psychology #toxicfriends #selfworth

People keep toxic friends for deeper psychological reasons.
Here are 3 powerful patterns that explain why people stay loyal to people who hurt them — and how to break the cycle.

Why do some people stay connected to toxic friends — even when the relationship drains them?
In this video, we break down the psychology behind trauma bonding, fear of being alone, and low self-worth reinforcement.
If you’ve ever kept someone in your life longer than you should, this will finally make everything make sense.

🧠 Welcome to PsychShorts — decoding human behavior, psychology, and self-improvement.
We break down the hidden patterns behind why people act the way they do, how habits form, and what truly shapes emotions, awareness, and decision-making.

Each video blends clear psychological insights with simple storytelling to help you understand yourself and others on a deeper level.

00:00 - 00:27 Intro
00:28 - 01:25 Trauma Bonding
01:26 - 02:16 Fear of Being Alone
02:17 - 03:07 Low Self-Worth
03:08 - 03:44 Recap
03:45 - 03:54 Knowledge & Awareness
03:55 - 04:10 Recommendations

🧠 Awareness is your power.
🛡 Knowledge is your protection.

📅 New videos every Tuesday, Thursday, and Sunday at 9 PM.
🔔 Subscribe and turn on notifications so you never miss a new insight!

📝 Disclosure:
I’m a bit camera-shy, so instead of filming myself, I use an AI avatar and AI-generated voice to deliver these sessions. This allows me to focus on deep research and bring you the most valuable, science-based psychology and meditation content.

#psychologyfacts #toxicfriends #selfworth #mindset #traumabonding
#relationships #psychologymotivation #healing #growth #mentalhealth